Her Last Chance by HJ Reed

Thank you @ZooloosBT and @HJReed for being part of this tour and reviewing this book. Her Last chance is book 1 in the series and is crime/ thriller read. Rosie has been arrested for a murder and her Dad (Crow) who's a policeman that has been ill due to a head injury from a bullet and is now trying to help her daughter and son-in-law find out what happened in the murder case. I found it hard to get into the first couple of pages but then was hooked and the story was at a good pace and very well written. There was some good twists that i did not see coming. Looking forward to the next book in the series. 4 Stars. If you like crime/ thriller you will love this. Out now to buy. Book Blurb A bullet to the brain. An estranged daughter. And a spate of brutal murders. A bullet lodged in the frontal lobe is bound to cause a few health issues. For DI Al Crow, it's just the beginning. When his estranged daughter Rosie is accused of being involved in a grisly murder, Crow becomes her only hope of being acquitted. Desperate to save his daughter, Crow goes all out to solve the case. He knows this is a chance to repair a rift that has torn his family apart and to prove to his bosses that he's still up to the job. The stakes are high, but things are complicated. To solve the murder, Crow must reckon with his ex-wife’s connection to a seasoned, ruthless conman and Rosie's relationship with a dangerously unstable psychologist. Can he crack the case and save his family and his career? Her Last Chance is an intricate crime thriller that will keep readers on the edge of their seats until the very last page. Author Bio H J Reed lives and writes in Bristol, where she graduated with a PhD in psychology and began a long career lecturing in psychology and criminology, both in mainstream universities and in the prison education system. Her evenings were spent writing novels and short stories in various genres and styles, and pondering on the strange workings of the criminal mind. After a number of publication successes, she gained an MA in creative writing and went on to teach literature and the arts. Now, she is able to follow her lifelong passion and write crime fiction full time. When she is not writing, she can be found being taken for long muddy walks by a middle-aged, temperamental toy poodle, or in far-flung foreign cities thinking up new plots.

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